Yad Vashem Collections - Documents

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Publications, correspondence and articles regarding the character of Righteous Among the Nations, Anton Schmid; documentation of the German-Jewish writer Hermann Adler who survived due to Anton Schmid and wrote about him; documentation regarding Righteous Among the Nations Carl Lutz, 1944-1990 - Audio cassette containing a broadcast by Hermann Adler devoted to Anton Schmid (pp. 2-4); - Correspondence between Hermann Adler, a German-Jewish writer who was rescued by Anton Schmid, and Bronia Klibanski on the subject of Schmid, dated 1987-1990, including much information regarding Schmid and pertaining to his...

File Number : 51

Type of Material : List, Article, Research Article

Language : French, German, Yiddish, Hungarian

Article by Elisha Freund about the history of the Šumperk Jewish community, which was annihilated in the Holocaust

Article by Elisha Freund about the history of the Šumperk Jewish community, which was annihilated in the Holocaust Attached to the article is a photograph of a plaque in memory of the Jews of Šumperk who perished in the Holocaust.

File Number : 1050

Type of Material : Article(s), List(s), Text(s)

Language : Hebrew

Experiences of the Goldschmied family of Klasno and the Kornmehl Schmerling family of Tarnów before, during, and after the Holocaust

Experiences of the Goldschmied family of Klasno and the Kornmehl Schmerling family of Tarnów before, during, and after the Holocaust Research studies by Miriam Selwyn about the history of her extended family: - about Baruch Hirsch Goldschmied, born in Klasno in 1853 and about the fate of his offspring during and after the Holocaust; - about the fate of members of the extended Goldschmied family, most residents of Kraków, in the Holocaust; - about Sara (Sabina) (Kornmehl Schmerling) Beder, born in Tarnów in 1871, and her children. In the study, the experiences of Sara (Sabina) Beder in Poland, the...

File Number : 883

Type of Material : עבודת מחקר

Language : English

Articles regarding the fate of the Flatauer and Osnabrück families

Articles regarding the fate of the Flatauer and Osnabrück families – List of Jews who lived in Częstochowa in 1941 and 1942 (see list document) – List of Jews who died in Kielce between 13 January 1905 and 19 December 1935 and were buried in the Kielce cemetery.

File Number : 1914

Type of Material : List of Murdered Jews From Austria

Language : English

Memoirs of Eugen Šoltýs (formerly Jenő Schlossmann), born in Spišská Stará Ves, regarding his experiences and the experiences of his family members

- research paper by Eugen Šoltýs (Jenő Schlossmann) regarding a Jewish community in Spišská Stará Ves (published in Zurich in 1987), with his memoirs of his experiences and the experiences of his family members during the Holocaust: His childhood in Spišská Stará Ves; studies in Kežmarok and Košice; deportation to forced labor in Nedeca in March 1940; his service in labor battalions from March 1941 to June 1943; marriage to Gertruda Tauber in July 1944; participation of the witness in the Slovak National Uprising and his deportation to Buchenwald under a false identity; deportation of Gertruda to Auschwitz in...

File Number : 12137

Type of Material : Memoirs, Excerpt(s), עבודת מחקר, Official Documentation

Language : German, Hungarian

Memoirs of Klara Rothstein née Romano about her experiences during the Holocaust; "The Partisans' Haggada" by Šani Altarac, and additional documentation associated with the Jews of Yugoslavia

Memoirs of Klara Rothstein née Romano about her experiences during the Holocaust; "The Partisans' Haggada" by Šani Altarac, and additional documentation associated with the Jews of Yugoslavia "Roditelski dom Šemuela Romana i sudbina njegove porodice": memoirs of Klara Rothstein née Romano, born in 1913 in Tuzla, about her brother, Šemuel Romano, her parents' home, and her family's experiences in the Holocaust (written in Afikim in June–July 1973): - the family's history; the story of Klara's parents, Josef Romano and Sara Romano née Perera, and her brothers—Šemuel, born in 1906 in Sarajevo; Leon, born in...

File Number : 11428

Type of Material : Personal Documents, Poems/songs, Postcard, Genealogy, Prayer, Memoirs

Language : Serbian, Hebrew, Croatian, Ladino

Documentation collected by Dr. Renée Hirschon during her research on the Jewish community in Rhodes in the 1930s and 1940s and on the history of Jews from Rhodes in South Africa in the twentieth century Documentation regarding the life of Jews from Rhodes before their deportation to Auschwitz in 1944, and regarding the life of Jews from Rhodes in other countries especially in South Africa, before, during and after the Holocaust; the documentation was gathered by researcher Dr. Renée Hirschon from Oxford for the purpose of writing a research paper; the materials include: genealogies, interviews with Jews from...

File Number : 539

Type of Material : Article(s), List(s), Text(s), Interview(s), Draft, Newspaper Clippings, Letter, Article, Genealogy, Excerpt(s), Statistical Report, Memoirs, Investigation Reports, Poems/songs, Questionnaire, עבודת מחקר

Language : Italian, Spanish, Hebrew, French, English, German, Greek

An article about Holocaust survivor Norbert Hirschkorn, born in Wawern in 1921

An article about Holocaust survivor Norbert Hirschkorn, born in Wawern in 1921 - An article by Günter Heidt (translated into English by Manfred Quintus) about the history of the Herszkorn Hirschkorn family and Norbert Hirschkorn's experiences in Wawern before, during and after the Holocaust: Life of the Hirschkorn family in Wawern; attacks on Wawern Jews, including members of the Hirschkorn family, from the beginning of the 1930s; the wounding of Norbert Hirschkorn by Hitler Youth (Hitlerjugend); detention of Norbert and his father Aaron Hirschkorn on 27 October 1938; deportation of Aaron Hirschkorn to...

File Number : 425

Type of Material : Article